Has Anyone Read Sophie's World ?

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"Sophie's World" has sparked interest among readers for its engaging writing style and comprehensive overview of philosophical history. Many find the book's narrative approach to be captivating, making complex ideas accessible. While some readers have enjoyed the initial sections and found them thought-provoking, others struggle to recall specific content after reading. Overall, the book is recognized for its ability to introduce philosophical concepts in an intriguing manner, appealing to both newcomers and those revisiting the subject.
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Has Anyone Read "Sophie's World"?

I'm almost done with the book "Sophie's World" that a co-worker lent me, and I was wondering if anyone here had also read it. What did you think of it? Was it a good overview of the history of philosophy?

I have to say, the way the book is written is absolutely fantastic in my opinion.
 
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I managed to read 1/4th of it before the final exams last school year. I may finish it some time later. I remembered being fascinated by it, but frankly I can't remember much of the content itself.
 
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